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Type of change

• Refactor / code improvement

What does this PR do?

Rebrands the remaining "opencode" in the desktop app (scope limited to packages/desktop and the WSL/deep-link surfaces it shares with packages/app), in two passes.

User-facing text → "CoDev Code": the window <title>, the crash / failed-to-load / unresponsive dialogs, the updater and CLI-installed messages in both en and es (the CLI-command hint now tells users to run codev, matching the fork's renamed binary), the unpackaged app-name fallback (APP_NAMES was already branded — only the fallback was missed), the AppStream metainfo that Linux software centres display, the OS deep-link handler name, the README, and package.json. For package.json I dropped upstream's homepage/author rather than inventing fork contact details, because packages/opencode and packages/app declare neither. In the metainfo I dropped the developer id="ly.anoma" attribution and upstream's lander screenshot (it would show opencode branding in the very listing being rebranded), and repointed its three URLs to the fork repo.

Codebase identifiers and comments → Opencode/opencode renamed to Codev/codev: the WSL CLI-check code (WslOpencodeCheck, resolveWslOpencode, installWslOpencode, checkOpencode, opencodeChecks, wslOpencodeAction, …) and the internal wire values whose producer and consumer both ship from this repo — the virtual:opencode-server module id, the vite plugin names, the wsl-servers-install-opencode IPC channel, the install-opencode job kind, the __OPENCODE__ deep-link bridge global, the opencode:deep-link renderer event, the onboarding temp-dir prefix, and the wsl.onboarding.installOpencode* i18n keys. Each wire value was renamed on both sides in the same pass. Two locals named after the product (opencode holding a resolved CLI path / a list of checked distros) are renamed to what they actually hold.

One real bug fixed along the way: the debug-log export collected server logs from <xdgData>/opencode/log, but the fork CLI writes to <xdgData>/codev/log (packages/core/src/global.ts, app = "codev"), so that directory was always empty and the CLI's logs never made it into the exported archive.

Deliberately preserved (identity plumbing / persisted / wire-format that must match a peer): the @opencode-ai/* package ids, the ai.opencode.desktop* appIds and the opencode:// scheme + schemes:["opencode"], the owner:"anomalyco" / repo:"opencode" / packageName:"opencode" publish targets and the opencode-desktop.desktop legacy launcher, the persisted on-disk store names (opencode.settings, opencode.{draft,workspace,global,…}.dat), the basic-auth username "opencode" (it must equal the server's default in packages/server/src/auth.ts, else auth breaks), and the ../opencode/dist build paths. Comments that quote those identifiers are left intact so they stay accurate.

Not touched (out of scope — functional, not branding): the WSL install still curls https://opencode.ai/install and resolves $HOME/.opencode/bin/opencode. Rebranding those would change behavior, not text; worth a separate look at whether WSL install should target the fork's CLI.

DIVERGENCES.md gets a row covering the rebrand and the full preserved-list; CHANGELOG.md gets an Unreleased entry.

How did you verify your code works?

• bun test in packages/desktop — 63 pass, 0 fail; bun run test:unit in packages/app — 624 pass, 0 fail. The test that asserts the WSL update-failure message was updated to the rebranded string.
• bun typecheck clean in packages/desktop and packages/app (also the full-workspace typecheck the pre-push hook runs).
• bun run build in packages/desktop succeeds — this is the real check that the renamed virtual:opencode-server → virtual:codev-server module still resolves through the vite plugin (a typecheck can't catch a module-id mismatch); the 31 MB server chunk is bundled, not stubbed.
• Renamed wire values were grepped to confirm producer and consumer moved together (IPC channel, deep-link global/event, virtual module, i18n keys, job kind).
• oxlint on the changed files reports the same 34 warnings as the pre-change baseline (0 introduced); prettier --check passes.

Screenshots / recordings

No visual change to the running UI in this PR — the rebranded strings are dialogs, the window title, updater/CLI toasts, and the Linux store listing.

Checklist

• I have tested my changes locally
• I have not included unrelated changes in this PR

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